U.S. President Donald Trump warned that the United States would launch an immediate attack on Iran if it continues to develop its missile programs, calling on Tehran to reach an agreement. The U.S. President received Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, in a meeting that will address five key files, topped by Gaza.
Gaza at the Forefront of Talks
Trump emphasized the necessity of disarming Hamas to finalize the Gaza agreement urgently, stressing the need for a swift transition to the second phase of the peace plan. He expressed hope for rapid progress in this path, announcing that discussions on the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip will begin soon. He also stated that the United States is doing its utmost to recover the remains of the last Israeli hostage from Gaza, confirming that Gaza is at the top of the five files he is discussing with Netanyahu.
Between Trump’s Proposal and Hamas’s Position
U.S. President Donald Trump’s talk about the necessity of disarming Hamas comes at a time preceded by public stances from the new military spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, during which he emphasized the movement’s adherence to its weapons given the continuation of the status quo. In this context, the new military spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades said that “our people are defending themselves and will not give up their weapons as long as the occupation remains, and will not surrender even if they fight with their fingernails.” This position chronologically intersects with the escalating Israeli and American discourse regarding the future of Hamas’s weapons and linking it to the second phase of the Gaza agreement.
The appearance of the new spokesperson for Al-Qassam comes at a stage where political contacts related to the calm process in Gaza and discussing the transition to the next phase of the agreement are intensifying, amid Israeli insistence on…..
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